I drink iced coffee from Starbucks once or twice a week. My standard order is a grande with two Splendas and 2% milk. I've noticed that by the time I get to the end of my drink I have that shaky and empty feeling that usually means my blood sugar is low. I don't notice any particular sugar/caffeine high while I'm drinking it. I usually sip on it while I'm working at the computer, so it takes about 45 minutes to finish the drink. What could be causing the sugar-crash feeling? Is it all in my head?
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posted by TallulahBankhead
on Aug 17, 2012 -
30 answers
Since discontinuing my beloved Starbucks Breakfast Blend for my Tassimo coffee maker I have been lacking in one of my favorite rituals... the cup before work. None of the other coffee brands seem to stack up, not even close. It maybe a silly question to waste on an askme, but has any other MeFi fan of the former Starbucks selection found a respectable alternative coffee for their Tassimo machine? My machine is now way underused.
Note to Starbucks and Tassimo: thanks for letting down your customer base. Booo...Hiss.
posted by shimmer
on Sep 20, 2011 -
6 answers
Please help me replicate my daily Starbucks beverage at home: venti cup filled with ice with 10 shots.
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posted by davidmsc
on Oct 20, 2010 -
26 answers
What's the difference between Fair Trade Certified coffee and Starbucks Shared Planet coffee?
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posted by epj
on Sep 24, 2010 -
8 answers
Why doesn't Starbucks brew decaf continuously after 2 p.m.? I mean, obviously,
it's because demand goes down. But how does that make sense? Who are all these people drinking their decaf in the morning, and what's the matter with them?
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posted by fermata
on Mar 12, 2010 -
33 answers
Is there anywhere online or brick-and-mortar where I can buy just a glass carafe for a French press coffee maker?
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posted by mattbucher
on Sep 1, 2008 -
11 answers
Starbucks has a line of bottled frappuccino drinks sold in grocery stores, they also make light frappucinos inside Starbucks locations, but do they bottle and sell light frappuccinos?
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posted by skrike
on Aug 8, 2006 -
4 answers
Why does (what is the psychology of) Starbucks thrive(ing) selling coffee that, it would seem, most people find less than ideal?
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posted by ParisParamus
on Mar 10, 2006 -
80 answers